Air Conditioner Btu 2 Unit

Controls include Cool, Dehumidify, Fan and Ventilate modes. A fully featured remote control with LCD display allows you to control the unit from anywhere in the room. Includes flexible exhaust hose and window adapter kit.

Amazon Sales Rank: #388642 in Home Color: White Brand: Sharp Dimensions: 21.50" h x 35.75" w x 18.50" l, 95.00 pounds 9,500-BTU portable air conditioner cools, dehumidifies, and purifies air with bonus Plasmacluster ionizer 3 cooling speeds, Mega Cool mode, auto cool, and 12-hour timer; oscillating louvers for better air distribution Patented "Library Quiet" operating technology; full-function remote with LCD display Measures 32-3/8 inches wide by 15-1/8 inches deep by 18-1/2 inches high; 1-year limited warranty

Cool, dehumidify, or purify the air (or do all three at once!) for maximum indoor comfort with Sharp's 9,500-BTU Portable Air Conditioner. Sized for individual rooms or small offices, this compact 3-in-1 unit installs in just minutes without permanent installation and moves easily on sturdy casters wherever it's needed. The sleek white unit also features three cooling speeds plus a Mega Cool mode, an Auto Cool function that selects the best fan speed for the room conditions, and a 12-hour timer. The Plasmacluster ionizer releases positive and negative ions into the air, and automatic oscillating louvers sweep the air across the room for even, far-reaching air distribution.Additional features include patented "Library Quiet" operating technology that won't disturb conversations or sleep and a full-function LCD-display remote control to make adjustments from anywhere in the room. The bucketless design means there's no water tank to empty--instead, a built-in condensate disposal system sends the water out through the flexible exhaust hose. The unit measures 32-3/8 inches wide by 15-1/8 inches deep by 18-1/2 inches high and includes a window adapter kit. It is backed by a one-year limited warranty.

Most helpful customer reviews 177 of 180 people found the following review helpful. Not bad,. Could be better given the price. I DO solidly recommend the unit! By Lance I just purchased this Sharp CV-P10MX from Bed Bath and Beyond for [...]- 20% coupon + 8.25% tax - 5% bonus CASHBACK rebate for using my Discover card. Total net purchase price for me was about [...]. That's the best deal I could find and I didn't have to wait for shipping. I got the A/C unit today. The unit is big. Look at the measurements carefully before purchasing. You need enough space right next to your window for this unit. Even though this is a portable unit with casters to move it around, the exhaust hose setup is more or less semi-permanent. Once installed it's not meant to be taken off very easily. So keep that in mind. Once you've installed it, you essentially can't use your window again to bring in fresh air--not without taking down the exhaust hose installation. Don't get me wrong. I LIKE this portable unit quite a bit. I do solidly recommend purchasing this unit if you need a portable AC. For what it does, it does it well. The cooling performance is SOLID! Don't listen to other users with similar NON-Sharp units complaining about it not working or not bringing the temp down enough. They either have faulty units or didn't install the exhaust hose properly. These kind of AC units WORK and they work quite well for what they are designed to do. BUT there are shortcomings with these designs. For one, we have blinds AND curtains installed on our windows. With this portable AC installed on this set of windows, our blinds and curtains become essentially useless. Please keep that in mind. Also, it's a real pain to install the exhaust hosing contraption properly into your window frame and to make sure the insulation is properly insulated. It's not impossible but a real pain. Another bad design about this particular SHARP unit is that there's no display on the AC unit itself. ONLY the remote has all the info/stats. So you can't tell what's going on with the unit just by looking at it. For example, you can't tell the current temp--or at least what the AC unit thinks is the current temp. You can only set the desired temp. on the remote unit. Additionally, you can't tell what setting the fan is currently running at just by looking at the unit. You have to go check your remote, and even then, you don't really know what the real fan speed is currently running at, only that you've set your remote to a certain setting. If you don't point the remote directly at the unit, it may show that you're running at high speed but really you're running at low or medium speed. It's a bad design pure and simple. The AC unit itself should have a display with all pertinent info AND it should have buttons to allow you to change the settings of the AC unit. As it stands, you can ONLY turn the unit on and off on the unit itself. Everything else is controlled by the remote. Make damn sure you don't lose your remote or else it essentially becomes useless to customization. Another bad design is that the louvers ONLY automatically adjust UP and DOWN. For side to side adjustment, you have to MANUALLY adjust it by going to the unit itself and using your hands to adjust it. What this means is that you get auto action of up and down but not side to side. If your room is very small, it may suffice for just this up/down action, but if you have a bigger room, you're going to get frustrated with the lack of automatic side to side movement of the louvers. Again, bad design. One of the biggest reason for getting the SHARP units is how quiet they are suppose to be in the lowest setting--supposedly 36 db--however that is just the sound of the fan operating by itself--meaning when the compressor isn't working to produce the actual COLD air. When the AC unit has kicked in with the compressor, the sound, even at the lowest setting, is not very quiet. It's definitely not something you can fall asleep